Across the Corn Belt, mild, dry weather is helping to push summer crops closer to maturity. Dry weather is also favorable for reducing pockets of excess soil moisture across the lower Midwest, although drought continues to adversely affect some immature summer crops in the upper Midwest. On August 23, thirty percent of the soybeans in […]
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Four Michigan institutions are evaluating how they can buy more local food and strengthen partnerships with farmers and suppliers. Melanie Tran
A dry August is raising concerns as crops near maturity in Minnesota. Thom Petersen, the Department of Agriculture Commissioner for the
The Midwest regional manager with MagrowTec says magnet technology is leading to more efficient chemical applications on the farm. Nathan Keppler
The nation’s largest ag cooperative, CHS, is partnering with a major phosphate fertilizer producer to build a fertilizer production facility in
Cash dairy prices were mostly up Friday to end the week at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was down $0.0075 to $0.7375.
A pair of farmers say they’re frustrated by the lack of clarity surrounding the Trump administration’s biofuels policy. Northeast Nebraska farmer
An agronomist says there have been reports of armyworms across portions of Missouri. “We’re always watching for it and so far
A young dairy farming couple says they had to build the farm of their dreams twice before taking over as the
An ag economist says farmers should keep their long-term financial goals in mind as they’re making grain marketing decisions this fall.
